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Home Bargains planning to take over Hawick Homebase site

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Wendy Oliver of Thos. B. Oliver's garage in Denholm, prize-winning student Robbie Anderson and Borders College vice-principal Heather Anderson.

Award-winning Jedburgh student Robbie finally gets his just rewards

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Cameron Crawford and his wife Mary

Melrose student’s dad believes son might have been robbed before crash

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Plans are in place for George Crawford's funeral.

Funeral plans set for tragic Melrose lad who was ‘full of life’

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Dog control notices ineffective

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A new leaf turns for Bowhill Farm

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Selkirk neighbours at odds over rival planning applications

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Opinion split over new gates at Hawick’s Wilton Lodge Park

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The site of Tuesday's crash on the A68 near St Boswells.

A68 crash at St Boswells leaves driver seriously injured

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Irene Hume and Karen Nelson at The Crafters' Melrose shop.

Crafters still going strong after 20 years

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A68 crash at St Boswells leaves driver seriously injured

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The A68 is blocked in both directions at St Boswells.

Accident blocking A68 at St Boswells

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Police near the scene of the aeroplane crash in East Yorkshire.

Aircraft involved in fatal crash was on way south from Borders, police confirm

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The Cycle to Syracuse team with Scottish Secretary and Borders MP David Mundell, left, and Dumfriesshire MSP Oliver Mundell, right.

Cycle ride through Borders a tribute to victims of 1988 Lockerbie disaster

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Edinburgh Royal Infirmary.

Stenhousemuir man in court over crash on A1 in Borders

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Crime More Crime >>

Melrose student’s dad believes son might have been robbed before crash

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Hartrigge at Jedburgh.

Jedburgh 17-year-old sentenced for having sex with girl of 13 and sending her a photo of his privates

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Steven Lumsden has been found safely in Galashiels area.

Missing Galashiels man found safe

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Selkirk Sheriff Court.

Supervision order for Peebles drug dealer

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Education More Education >>

Award-winning Jedburgh student Robbie finally gets his just rewards

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The recipients of the special awards at today's Borders College Graduation.

Borders College students graduate in style

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6th form scientists from Sedburgh Grammar School held a class at St Mary's, Joe Osborne and Elizabeth Morgan.

IN PICTURES: Borders science festival goes off with a bang

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Doddie Weir, right, during a previous visit to Springwood Park, for a fundraiser in January, with fellow honorary fellow Gregor Townsend.

Borders College agrees that Doddie Weir’s a jolly good fellow

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Donna Manson.

Borders schools boss Donna Manson leaves for Highlands

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Business More Business >>

Home Bargains planning to take over Hawick Homebase site

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Dog control notices ineffective

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The Bowhill LEAF Farm launch.

A new leaf turns for Bowhill Farm

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Irene Hume and Karen Nelson at The Crafters' Melrose shop.

Crafters still going strong after 20 years

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Politics More Politics >>

Selkirk neighbours at odds over rival planning applications

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Councillor Clair Ramage at the gates to Hawick's Wilton Lodge Park.

Opinion split over new gates at Hawick’s Wilton Lodge Park

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The housing site formerly home to Glenfield Mill at Langhaugh in Galashiels.

£1.8m council handout means extra care homes plan can go ahead at Galashiels

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John Lamont MP.

Use of drugs to treat ADHD comes under fire from Borders MP

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Land off Dingleton Road in Melrose earmarked for housing, this being the view from the south-west corner of the site looking north east.

Melrose housing plans scaled back by almost half

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Opinion split over new gates at Hawick’s Wilton Lodge Park

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The Wilton Park Road allotments in Hawick.

Council urged to tidy up vacant allotment plots

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Hawick and Hermitage councillor Davie Paterson.

Hawick councillor Davie hoping to come up trumps in bid to tackle climate change

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Teviotdale JAC's bale art at Bonjedward.

Young farmers create incredi-bale art

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Use of drugs to treat ADHD comes under fire from Borders MP

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Christine Grahame and Christina McKelvie (inside the bus) are joined by volunteer drivers and funding partners of the scheme.

Galashiels transport service unveils new bus

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A time to heal...Sands has offered bereavement care across the UK since it was founded 40 years ago by two bereaved mums who discovered there was no support available to them.

A time for bereaved Scottish parents to remember

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Travel dilemma...children with cancer have to travel for many miles to receive treatment with their families bearing the brunt of the additional costs.

CLIC Sargent asks government to create patient travel fund

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Thousands of Borders pensioners to miss out on flu jab offered to over 65s in England

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